Articles by Joel Khalili, News and Features Editor

Joel Khalili is the News and Features Editor at TechRadar Pro, covering cybersecurity, data privacy, cloud, AI, blockchain, internet infrastructure, 5G, data storage, computing and more. He's responsible for curating our news content, as well as commissioning and producing features on the technologies that are transforming the way the world does business.

Joel also produces a series of profiles for TechRadar Pro, highlighting the stories of individuals who have had a material impact on the world of technology or have used technology platforms to bring about societal change. PR agencies are encouraged to get in touch to submit spokespeople who fit this criteria for consideration.

Before moving into his latest role, Joel was also responsible for curating and sub-editing news content on ITProPortal, another B2B technology publication focused specifically on the needs of the enterprise. And before that, he spent some time producing features for VRFocus on the barriers standing in the way of the widespread adoption of virtual reality.

Joel holds a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from University College London.

Articles by: Joel Khalili

DuckDuckGo, others warn Big Tech will attempt to weasel out of new fair play rules

By Joel Khalili last updated 5 July 22

Open letter from DuckDuckGo, Ecosia and Qwant sets out new proposals for choice screens and service switching methods

Take note, Arm: The world's first RISC-V laptop is now available for preorder

By Joel Khalili published 4 July 22

A new laptop powered by a RISC-V-based processor is set to start shipping in September.

The cheapest Raspberry Pi board now comes in three new flavors

By Joel Khalili published 1 July 22

The Raspberry Pi Pico gets a useful connectivity upgrade, but also a price hike.

TSMC joins Intel in calls for Congress to hurry up with chip funding

By Joel Khalili published 30 June 22

TSMC board member says delays to the passing of the CHIPS act is damaging development projects in the country.

Your beloved Gmail inbox is about to change, whether you like it or not

By Joel Khalili published 29 June 22

Google is automatically shifting customers to its new Gmail interface.

Google is making another big play to steal you away from Microsoft 365

By Joel Khalili published 28 June 22

Google is making a major land-grab in the office software market.

Why this chess grandmaster left Google behind

By Joel Khalili last updated 27 June 22

Chess grandmaster Tal Shaked left Google on a quest to democratize access to machine learning.

A handful of Minecraft characters walking in a forest

AI can now play Minecraft just as well as you - here’s why that matters

By Joel Khalili last updated 27 June 22

OpenAI has developed a neural network capable of playing Minecraft to a human-level standard.

Browser wars veteran accuses Apple of 'sabotaging the web'

By Joel Khalili published 27 June 22

A veteran software engineer has ridiculed claims that Apple is a champion of choice.

Exclusive: Privacy experts warn the end of cookie consent pop-ups will come at a cost

By Joel Khalili published 24 June 22

Exclusive Data privacy advocates say the elimination of cookie consent pop-ups could do more damage than good.

The battle between MediaTek and Qualcomm is hotting up

By Joel Khalili published 23 June 22

MediaTek just launched its most powerful mobile chipset to date.

The maker of the world’s largest chip has made a major AI breakthrough

By Joel Khalili published 23 June 22

Cerebras Systems has developed a workaround for a major AI bottleneck.

Brave offers up a solution to one of the most controversial issues with search

By Joel Khalili published 22 June 22

Brave has rolled out a new feature for its privacy-centric search engine designed to guard against bias.

Slack update will bring a bit of spontaneity to your rigid work schedule

By Joel Khalili published 22 June 22

Slack is bringing a number of new features to its impromptu meeting tools.

GitHub’s AI coding assistant is now available to all - and free for some

By Joel Khalili published 21 June 22

GitHub Copilot is here to help make the lives of developers that little bit easier.

Google set to force G Suite freeloaders to cough up - and businesses are mad

By Joel Khalili last updated 21 June 22

Business owners say Google has made a hash of the closure of G Suite legacy free edition.

One of the best new Windows 11 features has an additional hidden benefit

By Joel Khalili published 20 June 22

New Windows 11 File Explorer tabs apparently save you a bunch of RAM usage.

One of the most annoying aspects of using the web could soon be eliminated

By Joel Khalili published 20 June 22

The UK government has announced plans to replace cookie pop-ups with a less intrusive system for consent.

New Microsoft 365 service gives you a better way to protect all your devices

By Joel Khalili published 16 June 22

Microsoft rolls out new cross-platform security service for Microsoft 365 customers.

PayPal is gearing up for a fight with Apple in buy now, pay later

By Joel Khalili published 16 June 22

PayPal is doubling down on BNPL as Apple comes crashing into the market.

Snowflake is trying to bring machine learning to the everyman

By Joel Khalili published 15 June 22

Snowflake Summit 2022 Snowflake is attempting to democratize access to machine learning by cutting out the complexities.

Snowflake is ready to swim with the big fish

By Joel Khalili published 15 June 22

Snowflake Summit 2022 Snowflake has reiterated its ambitions to compete head-to-head with the largest players across the data stack.

Snowflake launches App Store-like marketplace for all your enterprise application needs

By Joel Khalili published 14 June 22

Snowflake Summit 2022 Snowflake is turning its Data Cloud platform into a marketplace for enterprise data applications.

Snowflake is going big on one of the world's most popular programming languages

By Joel Khalili published 14 June 22

Snowflake Summit 2022 Snowflake announces expanded Python support for its Snowpark developer framework.

New Snowflake upgrades promise to usher in a ‘renaissance’ in app development

By Joel Khalili published 14 June 22

Snowflake Summit 2022 Snowflake has announced a new Data Cloud workloads to 'enable the future of app development'.

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